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TO MAKE WAR on TIE RUM-SHOP.
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From The Portland (lns.) ELprssE

Tho Republican party must take It's stand In opp0-
sion to he demOralzng and doadly Influence OF tho
saloon 1hi> loo, no. mean the support III ally par
tcular Law nor, BY any manner of means, concession
TO tho III timol and illogical Third party movement
But It does mean bold, positive and constant opp0
siion to the lowering tendencies OF the Democratic
politics which all along the line Of tho effort OF tho
people TO throw Off limit restrain tho evils OF tho
liquor traffic. at all times and whore, are on the
side Of tho rumshop II means that. as tho rum
shops always find the Democratic organization sup
porting thom. decent, law abiding cilzens, whether
Republicans, Democrats or PrOhibionisis, who hope
10 500 society relieved from that OWL should find the
re blIcan organizatun ready to irvise and carry
into execution practical means OF reliof
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Should be read daily BY all interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need be specially ad.
dressed or dpach y any psreys, era ece1p
documents letters not specially addressed being sent by the
tpromptv In all casos Attn office a follows
t,Sao VIA 'SI Deter:
other EuroDean countries must % Mrsf.s .s sr
fssS .a mus.
s F%.ro 'f and s
eortss' and dSatsmalS per steamship waaderor. from
NswOreAna
Paeao ports Der :sansnp City ., Para va X.paw.
dottors for aa'o nala must o, directed pss U, o
sweden. Norway Ra.,i, ana TURKEY. per :..m.ais
hui At Tor rrnIIS per steamship NJ 5..rI
t per steamer fro. iiailtas
70. sar0ps per s.'n r.S F %sTs.
Switzerland spain and Portugal must b, directed pee
T Wa vi. Tor
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TruIillo and Ruatan. per steamship Prot Morse frsA
NewOrlsana
SUNDAY-At 10 m fer Prosreso per steamship Ygissaa.
via Havana Qetters for other Mexican States must
bsdirectei "por Yglesias NJ
Mails for the Sandwich isAndA per steamship AnstrAn
(rom San franoisco close here November '29 az n,
Mas China And Japan steamship CITY OF Pekine
(from Francisoo) osss here December % 81 a.
Mails fer Australia Nsw.kssaat sand wion Fiji and So.
moan IsladdA stsanshig Alameda tfrom >An FraH'
close Deccuber % % $50 Tor on arrival
Newton ushp Rspublc with British malls tee
Australia Mails for the Society fslAnds per ship Irope
n csos. oisss hors December "a ct
n, m Malls Tor CubA By rail 70 Tampa FlA, anA
thence By via Key West FlA close ~ this smss
daily ct $50 q m
The schedule OF closing CT Trans Psono mails "a ers
ranged presumption Of their uninterrupted overaao
transit Francisco Malls from the East arriving %
time San Francisco on the day Of sailing Of steamers Ars
N'''''"'N ' HENRY G. PEARSON. Ppsrnastsst
Post ONCE, Nsw.Yofks N. w. Nov rs. 1881
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DIED.

II: ABEL. and daughter Of tn. late John g. and Lydia
services at her lat: r..sDc No 2ss West l27
| GREGORY benjamin. IN che 6lst year OF her age.
HicfOf. on "Wednesday. November 3d. at O'CLOCK ~
BoLTENMon November a. Catherine s. wife o. the Rev
chester. Penn at o'clock Wednesday. November 30
BLAKF-Mrs Dolly II. Blake wife Of Charles Blake In this
ssth year OF her ago. at Orange Valley j. Noyemoes
Notice OF funeral hereafter
School, of paralysis the heart Roswell Wilcox only sos
DANIEL D. and Emma W. Chamberlain aged 10 years
Funeral from the school on Wednesday at2pm
from Grand Central Depot.
DEvERY.on M.nday. November 49, 1897. Cary Devsry.
Funeral from nj, lat. residence. l62 we,tervea ave. New
brighton state, Island on wednesday afternoon Novsm
EDwARDs-Entered into rest November 20 at clifos
Poster NJ D. Mrs Helen a. Edwards. WIDOW OF the mGa s
William ". Edwards Of Brooklyn ssth year Of her
Int.rmert at Greenwood
RE e Mystic Brags ssns,y Noysm
GREGG-On Tuesday morning. November 49, william 4.
, IN s 9S year o. his as Of 81 p,
Brooklyn. wednesday. at o'clock p.
5on Gn So ss 20 1897
Funeral .,rvoes at ne late residence ~ PA Park Place.
| Interments At Tarrytown.
LOCkWOOD--On SATURDAY November % Hattie g.
Warner. wife Of F. X. lockwood
Funeral services at st Pauls Church. NOrwslk Conn.,
"Wednesday November 80. at go D.
Carriages In waiting South NOrwak arrival Of 1890
train from New York.
PELI-On Sunday. November 81. 1897, Eliza A. PeIl
Funeral the residence OF her brother David Pe Sad
die River, " J.. on Thursday at p.
Carriages In waiting at Alendse the arrival OF train that
leaves foot OF Chambersst at 1890 IN
ROTHsCHTLD-Ath his re.denc-. The Dakota" Tues.
isy. November 30 otto Roth schli in his 37th year.
| Funeral at ~ a m. Thursi,y. December l.
| Please omit flowers
scoTT-At6Io Madison.ave.. Network. Nov.mbA 90 Of
| pneumonia after brief Illness, Thomas ". Scott
Funeral from Zion Church. Madsonave and 3Sthst. Do
cember |. at O'CLOCK p N.
| Kindly omit Mowers
sTERLING-On November %. 1887, Mrs. Ann A. Sterling
OF sherman II sterling 73d Of her ase
Funeral from her late residence East Park. OF
Wa'hingtons- Orange. " j. on wednesday. goth inst.
Carriages viii the 30 D m. train from NewYork by
the d. l.. and W. Il X, al BRICK Church station.
| Please omit flowers
| UNDERHfLL- on Third day morning. Eleventh month
2h 1891 James Underh in his soth yeAr fol cr y VI
White Plains
afternoon 18th month, ls his late rcs.
dence li3 Sonth Orfordst 'r'pkyn.
Intement Sixth day Of Purchase " y on the arrival
OF tho 1879 train. via Harlem Il, r.. at White Plains
| 20 1897. Ella Douglas wife OF Robert C. Nroom.
Funeral THURSDAY December at o'clock from 10
Academy st., Poughkrepse
WENT WORTH-In Nswburvport. Mass. SIM iav the
27th lust. catherine O.. widow OF Moses Is Wentworth
| in the 10Th OF her
Funeral services at tho residence OF Mrs F. Wentworth
| Intermest private Thursday morning
WoRK-At his late residence No 10 6th ave TUESDAY
November 20. John Clinton Work. the 10Th
year OF his ago
NOticeOt tunsrl, h"reNter
Columbus Ohio. papers please copy
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AyNUAA NEETIyo or TIE OHIO SOCIETY

ANNCAL HbEIING or THE ONO SOCIETY
The Ohio Society Of New.York hold It's second annual
meeting last evening at its rooms. No $50 Fifth ave
The report OF tho Secretary indicated u membership OF
3O3 OF which 237 active and SO nos resi-.
dent During tho year four mombers have died. General
william Is. Hazen u. > A. Henry DeBuss, OF Cincinnati
George Emerson Of rolsdo nonrssident members and
j. NJ Edwards OF NevYerk. Tho report OF treasurer
showed handsome balance in tho treasury. Report,
from the governing and building committees stated
that favorable progress had boon Ia the matter OF
securing permanent home for the society upon which
II 10 proposed 10 nd $4,000 subscription list
was opened 10 the bond, OF tho society for amount
OF $4,000. and considerable portion OF tho amount
was subscribed during the evening
Tho following officers were elocreh President Tho
AlKerpon - sullivan. Charles w. MOulton aud George
lisadly; socrstary, Homer Ice recording secretary
William i. Epson treasurer william Perry Fogy
members or the governing committee, Charles l.
Wing henry X. Euos and Lucus c. Hopkins
While the election was 10 progress committee
pciued TO invite Senator John Sherman non.resiaent
member OF the society. whs was at tho Firth Ayents
Hotel, 10 visit the society Senator sherman Ms
rival was groetsd with loud applause. and after brief
interchange or greeting with acQusntancas. for
may presented Ia tho society by Colonel william l.
Strong. Tho Senator made brief speech OF thanks,
congrauatng tue ssoi u upon Its prosperous condition
sad expressing tho hope that mis- visit no
fpd IL In Its hone As no had other engagemonts
lac left the rooms Aftor brief visit
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THE OREGON PACIFIC PROGRESSING

espondent writing to The Bois- Statesman SAYS:
"The Oregon raciac Is progressing fast possible
The nearest camp is about twenty miles from Vale the
countyseat OF Malheur County. Its not known yet
where they will Snake River for certainty but
many ,urmise that IL will he above the mouth OF Bose
and follow up that river II hoped that citizens Of
Boise VIII be active In obtaining the right OF way
cheerfuy donated 10 the Oregon short Line the
from Caldwell to Boise which never but-and pre-.
sent the Same to the Oregon Pacific induce
for them to come to the capital and thereby benet beth
Caldwell and Boise City. Under the present manage
meat OF the Oregon Pacific they will take their line
whore the inducements oRerod "-lWcekly Oregon.
Ian.
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A STORYABOUTJAY GOULD LAUGHED AT

Frieads OF jay Gould woro amused yesterday at the
cabled article In The 81 Jamess Gazette OF London sug
costing the formation OF syndicate purchase tho
control OF tho Western Union Telegraph Company In
order to the listing OF she stock upon Londsn
steck Exchange. Tho article founded upon tss
assumption that Mr. Gould had gone to Europe the
purpose OF securing listing OF the stock and had met
with strong personal opposition. Nothing 10 known Of
idoa fer the organization OF syndicate to relieve
Mr Gond OF his Western Union holdings and his friends
deny that was his purpose In gsng abroad 10
listing OF the stock In London At last adyces Mr. Gould
In Nice. and seemed 10 DO free fron all money
Ing or money keOpiag cares
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Mr.. BLIryE AND THE PRESIDENCY

PIrrsDURG. Nov. 29.-B. +. Jones. chairman OF the
Republican National Committee. in interview that
will appear 10 Tomorrow Commercial. Ga.ete says
that he did not believe Mr. Blaine tho
desire intention 10 he nominated for the Presidency
next Mr.. Jones said he did wish be consld
orc IA making definitlyo or authoritative statement,
but he based his conclusions 81 what Mr. Blaine had
voluntarily said 10 him when he his guest year
ago. at the time he came to Pitsburg IN the Beaver
campaign Mr.. Blaine had stated substantially the
Views the day before he sailed for Eurspo In con
vcrsatsn with Dir. Jones at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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A NOVEMBER NOSEGAY.
FALL COMPLIMENTS FOR THE BIGGEST
AND BEST.
SCHOLARLY. PEERLESS AND FREE FROM POLITICAL
faint.
From The EIkhart tInd.) Yndep,nden.

FrOm The Fikbnri tInd) Indep,ndent
TIE TRIBUNR the front for the campaign or
1888 In enlarged form ripe In scholarly dlsqustion
and without peer 10 being political cyolopedia IL
Is without argument In the forefront of American
journals with its Republcrnsm nntainted by Mug.
wnpey or VI the vagares chased after by some OF
It's metropolitan contemporaries. II discusses puDio
questions with fearless fairness seldom fOnnd In pAtl
san journals. and, as read IT, Is far exponent and
reflex OF the leading thought OF the day and being IN
aiuent circumstances afford 10 be fair and hQnest
with both oes and friends IL Ia high tariff paper. ana
defends the psnsoning OF the private soldier has
lighting record OF 22O or better; and Is Republican
parcr shorn Of all sophstry. and known To go
Tangent on a newborn idea for tempOrary pOpularity
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of badges to those who had been fortunate enough =
reach the required standard OF Workmanship Previous
to the presentation the regiment was cviewed by
General Fitzgerald and his staff. All rho companies
turned out with fill ranks and presented crcdablo
appearance. A pleasing feature OF tho exercises
tho present alton to the regiment by Charles Homer Of
tho Homer trophy handsome piece Of stauary
To be competed for annually at Crecdm0or by tho
various companies,
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MORE EFFECTIVE THAN BRASS BANDS OR CAM
PAIGN SPEECHES.

Trou, me ThoD,dsfo. 0'o"nl HI ~" -.
Besidcs being of the Hest neNslAp r. IN the
country II j. thoroughly Republican IN politics and
wrlds a powerful iunucncc IN moulding public opinion
IN favor 81 the great principles of tie Republican party.
A COPY o. one OF the editions 81 nK IKIHt NJ III the
home OF every family the Land would produce better
results In the coming Presidential canvass than three
time. the amount money spent iu speeches. brass
bands and the circulation or ordinary campaign docu
fnnf
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EAR
inches
$40
3O.5

rR,pus. OFFICE Nov. so A ~ Decidedly cold. but
fair weather, prevailed yesterday. The temperature
ranged bot cen and &c., the average t29%' being
l7o lower than the corresponding day last year. snd
1879 lever thaa on Monday.
In and near this oily to-day there will probably DO
ittie or no change In tho weather.
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TIE ACTIVE AND sTIk5 Up THE
Itl.lIau

Tr,yn Th> Gr,rnc1tfir md Tmrs
TIL NFw-YO IkiBIsE Ia the great National eNpon-
ent Of genuine Rcpublictuism IL Is paper OF tho
aggressive sort compel, the sluggish To take
An interest In Of tne DAP aud whoops up tho
active 10 more lively cndcsyOis Ia the cause OF good
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THE BIGGEST A. WELL As THE BEST.

From IN, chiicothr tOtft Sodt,r
TUF TRIHiNr he greatly enlarged with the begin
ming Of the new year. that II Will he the largest Of the
great NcwYork papers Not only Will n be thclarsr- mt
II ia the hes. II Republican III politics hut u treats
politics as well other matters IN candid, digulnrh
manner keeps itself clean morally and IA always
bright ncwsy and cheerful II Is The ONLY one oi The
great York CITY papers that treats the soldiers ana
iieir interests with common decency. and II doing
good work IA their behalf by advocating 'ervic" pen
sion TnE TgiHNE docs not live bv charity. but OIL
soldiers in making their orders FOR rcaiing matter
year, should not forget 10 give tholr
fayor- % their friends.
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From The Riperhedd IN. ~ Nsns.
TIE TRIBUNE ia recognized the ablest defender OF
Republican principles among the great Newfork
daes. ard Ia prepared TO into the Presidential cam
pasn OF 1888 with better equipment Tor vigorous
work than before II discusses important public
questions in fearless and candid manner which never
fails to interest and instruct Its readers Its news col
umns fresh. bright sSran. making IL q welcome
guest in the faulty circle Money paid for subscrp-
ton 10 THE TRIBUNE Is wise investment, and brings
steadY return each day OF the
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UNEQUALLED ~ MORAL TONE AND WORTHY ES


From Inc NprfnQNrId, y. R|pubHc
THE NRW-lORk IRIBU>E will mt INTO iis nrcsrToom
before the INST of January three presses worth
II 1000 each. having aggregate value o. slEOooo
and an aggregate capacity OF 1000 copi-. an
hour nutpnf This ~ heavy nvs.tnsnt. but IL Will en-
able TIM TKIBU>L only - run oil s d-ly edition IN
two hours and it, weekly about three. hut also 10
iod the .upplrs-nt sess into ihs mails sheets ~ ma
cinrry an in he daily edition al least T. taste ne
two sheets together. TIN TRIBUNE IL Americas great
public ionrsal-unryrrllcd and un"quhllrd represent
i-g ronscisncc and principes IN politics and discretion
anI h"n..r well enterprise. In It's literary ahs
t,N DIR n
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Is VALUE GREAr. BUT STEADILY INcREAsING


THE TRIBUNE is Of the recognized leading papers
OF the country good IL Las been H. the pass. Tor
1888 IL will he much better. IL has superior IA Ike
publican newspaper and Is one OF the Dhest ORGANS
that /. published II Ia earnest advocate Tor pension
ing the brave boys who preserved the Nation. "hlic
II ia Republican IA politics. IL II also Newspaper IN
every sense OF the word. The Presidential campaign
mott year will mako TIIE IRInrNE " especial value
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FAMILY GOSPEL, AT TIE SOUTH.

TTOfW
We have known THE NEW YORK. TRIBUNE from our
boyhood. and next to family prayers and the Bible IL
was for many years the gospel OF our fathers house
hold IL yet stands as tho leading newspaper OF New
York City. and IA enjoying unprecedented prosperity.
THE WEEKLY to he enlarged by the addition of from
four to eight more pages Of actual reading matter 10
the expenses OF which, with other improvements,
three Iresses 10 be ordered. agg cRating IN
value 2OOOOwith capacity OF 12OOO copies an noun
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STRIKES HARD wuEy A HARD BLOW COUNTS.

The LtfOnf1 y. U1ErHs.
That old standby 1nE NEW NoRK IRhrNL IA now
ana has long the leading Republican "uth gu .ne
country No one who wants Ia keep posted III thngn
pocal can afford he without II, no one VINO wants
Inc OF the day afford be without IL, u" on"
who ba. an earnest desire the Republican party
succeed and better politics prevail ought to be without
H. II to he counted upon when Hld DIo"h are
Ia be struck for reform
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effectively arranged In the hall. which decorated
George Butler. MIRA W. l. Martin, Mrs II. K. stearns
Mrs. W. H. Brown. Mrs Preller Ms KiHrzng. Mrs.
sherman and the Misses Martin The fair will DO con-
tinued to-day.
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RAIR FOR A BROOKLYN OLA RITZ.

"whsi large nnmoer of articles worth buying were
displayed" said lady last evening after leaving The
Au Ben Msrche." the fair in aid Of the shsi"rns
Arma Nursery termed. which was opened yesterday
sftsrnsss n Everett Hail. Ne 388 Fnt'n-st. Brsskyn
A nns display Wa made upon the half dozen tables
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HOW TO BEGIN LAW STUDIES.

20 hc FdftOr OF me Tribune
SIR: AlludlRg to your advice to how to begin
law studies, allow me to add that before H. b.
takes up tho study OF law. no should first pass the
Regents examinations. all time devoted the reading
OF law previous to passing those examinations being
waste Of time. Yours, T.. f. j.
Sprina Vallcy y. Y. Nov %. 1897.
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THE WE/THER REPORT

CONVENIENT INDICArIoNS-FoR2 81 HOURS.
wAsHINGroS Nov. 29.-For Southern Now-Engsnd
fair weather. light to fresh variable Winds enera
northerly. falling followed by rising temperature
For Eastern New-YOrk Eastern Penn.ylvaula and
New Jersey fair weather light to fresh north
winds becoming variable slight changes In tempera
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EVEN IT'S ENEMIES ADMIRE 1T.

From The Lancaster (FrnnD inquirer .
TIIE TRIBUNE IL good newspaper and the leading
Republican paper of Nrw-York. II Ia making propara-
tions enter the campaign of 1888 with great vgor'
and will be ENLARGED and otherwise improved with t IN
easing its price However some II nlos dincr
from THE TRIBUNE. 1t Is Journal that everypody wal
read and that Is OF the best tests OF newspapers
value.
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PRRSEyTA TIOy OF HARKSkAE DGEG
Tho galleries OF tho list Regiment ArmOry wore
crowded last evening with tho friends OF the regiment
Who had gathered to witness tho annual presentation
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A REWARD OF SIC. 600 YOR A BANDIT.

REWARD OF $4,000 FOR A BANDIT
N LOUIS. Nov. 29.-Ths Governor Of Culacan. Mex.,
snsrsd . reward Of $4,000 for the capture 81 tho
Ssss, Ersslio BsrasL He has ruiRsd and almost do
1se many distr1cts OF Ban Isnacio AID his mas
sfe kAswn throughout the Rspusiio
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The worry OF constant cough and the soreness OF
lungs which generally accompanies it, both remedsd
by Dr. Jaynss EXpectorant' =.
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COOPER-REDFIELD-On Tuesday, November 90 At the
West PrssbytsriAn Church. BY the Rev VIM II. Cooks
assisted BY tho Rev John X Paxton d. H. Edith laugh.
ter OF Amasa A. Ksdfed to Frederic Taber Cooper boh
Of this city.
Notices Of msrriass must b. IN isrsei Vith f.H name
and dl1resa
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MARRIED.

Beautiful Holiday Gift
IL DO tile Of Colgates Cashmere BsuQnct perfume Whol
combines tho doors Of many sweet flowers
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HEADQUARTERS
GEORGE WASHINGTON Posi-. No 1903. a. A. r..
Nov 20. 1857
OF this requested 70 .ttsn the funeral
Of their late conrads COL X. Penn Smith. at West Now
Br ghton staten Island Wednesday. 30th inst. at
" D. WWTPPLE. Senior Vice Commander
+ III AfGFT Ad'utapt
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rIIr nN1Y MAY md IMrHnYE IT

rom me 1Ipsna fVic, Pl0n1rr
THE TRIHSL will be enlarged the beginning or the
year II would be difficult To improve 1t In any othct
way.
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5perlaI Notices.


A William r Moore: Auciioueer
2ot FIFrH.ANE
SALE THIS (WEDNESDAYl THURSDAY and FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS AT 5 O'CLOCK.
FRENCH OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLORS. DRAWINGS AND PA Tells.
fTom c,lleo lions ~ N. LOUBOS deceased
the well knOwn French artist. puptl OF Docamps
v. DURAND.RUEL. o. Paris,
Including example, BY Barve rnlsst Rosa Bonheur Bou
ain Brown. Cor't amOye. Henner Huglef.
Daubigny Decamps Dela,ror Laugeo LiIor Mite Mon
ticeli Grorges Michel Pissarro j. VI w. Tuner Lepine
Dslort Veyrsnat Roster Rtchet. Rbo Elem. Vbert aud
many other nOtab artists
An Even Temperature
maintained in residences ana pm lie buildings by the
METROPOLIrAN ELECTRIC SERVICE co.
EQUITABLE BUILDING
A. The Very Best Preparationof
CODLINER OIL.
Prescribed by leading phy,oln& La Bwy 67s5th.y,
Tenth Season.
MRS. NIGEL RAJ MS
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PRESERVED
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For prices, references, 60. address
S9S Deeraw-st. Brooklyn y. Y,
or L. IL. GOLDSMITH. Frultsrer,
oil Broadway. New.York
where the goods may purchased orders loft
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simply GRAND
r,,,v,yy C0yGR.rDLtrES ITSELF

from me Hdpcfio tIoUal Eeyubhe
THE TRIBUNE Is a grand paper
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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The Very Best preparatl

An Even Temperature
maintained in residences ana pm lie buildings by the
METROPOLITAN ELECTRIC SERVICE Co.
EQUITABLE BUILDING
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Tenth Season.

CODIIVER OIL.
CAswel Massey q Co.'S Emulsion with gIntns AMI Ps,N1
Prescribed by leading phy,ioiin% LII Bwy o150thNs